-
Step 1: Check-in (Boarding Procedures)
3F Airline Counters
-
-
For international flights, please show airline staff your boarding pass or e-ticket together with your passport. The time check-in starts varies depending on the airline and aircraft. Please confirm this information with your airline. During busy periods, the check-in process can take time, so please aim to arrive for check-in as early as you can.
Guidelines for Carry-on Luggage
- Scissors, knives, sharp objects, bats and anything of a similar nature are not allowed to be brought on board the aircraft, and these should be checked in at the check-in counter. Please be aware that combustibles, high-pressure gasses and flammable materials are not allowed in carry-on or checked luggage.
- There are restrictions in place regarding the amount of liquids which you can bring with you as carry-on luggage.
Please store liquids and gels in individual containers in quantities no more than 100ml per liquid. Liquids should be no more than 1 liter in total, and placed in a transparent re-sealable plastic bag, with dimensions no greater than 40cm.
Liquids that exceed these specifications must be placed in checked luggage.
- Carry-on luggage size allowance varies depending on the model of the aircraft. Please enquire with your airline for more information.
Checked Luggage
- Please ensure that any oversized or excess baggage is checked in at the airline's baggage counter as it cannot be carried onboard.
- Upon checking in your baggage, please remember to collect your baggage receipt and keep it safe until arrival.
- Depending on the airline you are traveling with, you may utilize the Self Bag Drop (SBD) located on the 3rd floor. To use the SBD, begin by completing the necessary procedures at the self check-in kiosk near the SBD to receive a baggage tag. Then, proceed to the SBD to check in your baggage and obtain a baggage claim tag.
*If the Self Bag Drop is unavailable due to the size of your baggage or excess baggage charges, please proceed to the airline counter.
Passenger Service Facility Charges (PSFC)
-
About
Passenger Service Facility Charges (PSFC) apply at Fukuoka Airport. These charges are put towards the maintenance of facilities at International Departures. We ask for your understanding regarding this matter.
-
Price
Airline tickets purchased and issued by March 29, 2025
InternationalCategory:Charge (including tax) Category Charge (including tax) Departing Passengers
(per PAX)Adults 980 JPY (Subject to 10% consumption tax) Children 490 JPY (Subject to 10% consumption tax) * Passengers using adult airline tickets are considered adults, and passengers using discounted children’s airline tickets are considered children.
* No charge for infants 2 years old or younger (however, passengers using adult airline tickets considered adults, and passengers using discounted children’s airline tickets are considered children.) -
Airline Tickets purchased and issued after March 30, 2025
InternationalCategory:Charge (including tax) Category Charge (including tax) Departing Passengers
(per PAX)Adults 2,530 JPY (Subject to 10% consumption tax) Children 1,260 JPY (Subject to 10% consumption tax) Transit Passengers
(per PAX)Adults 1,260 JPY (Subject to 10% consumption tax) Children 630 JPY (Subject to 10% consumption tax) * Passengers using adult airline tickets are considered adults, and passengers using discounted children’s airline tickets are considered children.
* No charge for infants 2 years old or younger (however, passengers using adult airline tickets considered adults, and passengers using discounted children’s airline tickets are considered children.)
* Transit Passengers refer to International flight passengers who have arrived at Fukuoka Airport and depart from Fukuoka Airport on a single ticket within the same calendar day for a destination other than the immediate location before arriving at Fukuoka Airport, regardless of their entry to Japan. -
How PSFC is Charged
PSFC is included in the cost of your airfare when you purchase your ticket.(On-ticket method)
-
Actions on the Invoice System (from October 1, 2023)
The Invoice System started on October 1, 2023.
Due to the system of the PSFC, if you need a qualified simplified invoice, please click here for reference. -
Please check the page below for Q&A relating to this part.
・”Want to know about the Passenger Service Facility Charge (PSFC) of Fukuoka Airport”
・”Want to know about actions on the Invoice System of the Passenger Service Facility Charge (PSFC)”
Step 2: Security Check
3F Departures / Security Check Point
Post-Security Area- In the interest of preventing aircraft hijacking and terrorism, we carry out inspections on carry-on luggage and perform body checks.
At the Security Check Point, please present your boarding pass and have your carry-on luggage inspected via an x-ray, before passing through a metal detector gate.
Ensure that all liquids are placed in a transparent ziplock bag, and that these are removed from luggage, ready for staff to inspect.
* As well as liquids, any electronic items like laptop computers, should be removed from bags for staff to inspect separately.
* Please place any coats or jackets in to a separate tray so that these can be checked through the x-ray scanner as well. Shoes that cover the ankles, such as boots, also need to be inspected. - The security check starts at 6:55
Customs
- When taking foreign-made goods out of Japan, please fill out a 'Registration for Carrying out Foreign-made Goods' form, providing details such as the names, quantities, and features of items and take these to the Customs Desk along with the items themselves. Without the prior confirmation, these goods cannot be distinguished from articles purchased abroad when you return to Japan and they may be subject to taxation. Also, please be sure to declare any amount of money over 1,000,000 yen.
Step 3: Immigration
3F Immigration Inspection Area
Post-Security AreaAt the Immigration Counter, please have your passport and boarding pass ready to show to the inspector.
Using the Face Recognition Gate
- The Face Recognition Gate makes it possible to complete immigration procedures by simply following a display. Once your picture has been taken and your identity is confirmed, you can pass through the gate. When using the Face Recognition Gate, there is no need to receive a stamp in your passport.
Step 4: Boarding
3F Boarding / Boarding Gate
Post-Security Area-
-
At the Boarding Gate, please follow the instructions given by airline staff when boarding. Please confirm the gate number and flight number printed on your ticket, and follow any information on the information boards before proceeding to your gate. At the gate, please allow staff to inspect your boarding pass and passport before boarding the aircraft.
-
-
Step.1 Arrival
2F Arrival Concourse
Post-Security AreaStep.2 Quarantine and Immigration
2F Immigration Checkpoint
Post-Security Area-
After arrival, please proceed to Quarantine Station first then to Immigration Clearance.
■Visit Japan Web
Introduced "Visit Japan Web", a digital service for immigration and customs procedures from overseas
Quarantine (Health screening)
- In the case you have any symptoms like diarrhea or fever during your previous trip or if you are feeling unwell, please proceed to the Health Consultation Room.
Immigration
- Please enter the Immigration area and proceed to the designated Immigration Counters for Japanese citizen or foreigners. You will undergo immigration check by the officer after submitting your passport.
Step.3 Baggage Claim
1F Baggage Claim Area
Post-Security AreaPlease check your airline company and flight number on the baggage claim display for picking up your baggage. Please check your bagging claim number when you pick up your baggage. If you do not have any check-in baggage, please proceed directly to the arrival lobby.
*If your baggage does not come out or is damaged, please contact your airline staff.
*If you have left behind anything in the aircraft, please contact with your airline staff.
Animal & Plant Quarantine
- Passengers who bring meat, plants or fruits into Japan are required to make declaration at the Quarantine counter for specific items. Meat and dairy products such as raw, refrigerated, frozen and cooked processed items are subject to Animal Quarantine. In addition, plant-derived items such as vegetables, fruits, wood, and spice ingredients are subject to Plant Quarantine.
Step.4 Customs Inspection
1F Customs Inspection
Post-Security AreaAll passengers who enter (return to) Japan are required to submit a "Custom Goods Declaration" form. If the items exceeds the tax exemption range, you will be required to pay the tax.
About Submission of "Customs Goods Declaration" form upon arrival
- The "Customs Goods Declaration" form is available at customs office counters at airports or ports nationwide, or you can download and print out the form on Japan Customs website (A4 format). If you fill out the form in advance, the procedure at Customs Inspection will be smooth.
Step.5 Arrival Lobby
1F Arrival Lobby
Arrival Lobby is also available for the meet-up with those who are picking you up.
Use of Public Transportation (Subway, Bus)
- You can use various modes of public transportation from Fukuoka Airport.
Use of Parking Lot
- It's free of charge for vehicles leaving within 30 minutes from entering, so please use the parking lot when seeing off or picking up.
Transfer & Travel from International Terminal to Domestic Terminal
- Please take the free shuttle bus.
-
- Fly
- Eat & Shop
- Services & Facilities
- Access
- Terminal Map
- Terminal Map (TOP)
- Domestic Passenger Terminal Building (3D)
- Domestic Passenger Terminal Building B2F
- Domestic Passenger Terminal Building B1F
- Domestic Passenger Terminal Building 1F
- Domestic Passenger Terminal Building 2F
- Domestic Passenger Terminal Building 3F
- Domestic Passenger Terminal Building 4F
- International Passenger Terminal Building (3D)
- International Passenger Terminal Building 1F
- International Passenger Terminal Building 2F
- International Passenger Terminal Building 3F
- International Passenger Terminal Building 4F